Recently Gizmodo has spotted the first ad for the Sony PS3 at the streets of New York. The ad seems to be quite mysterious as no body knows or can know much about the PS3 from the ads. The only thing that is clear from the ad is that people are encouraged to 'Play B3yond' and another fact that PS3 is so powerful that it has ability to melt the clock.
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The banner ad which has blanketed a portion of the building, is no doubt has been executed in a stylish manner in compare with Sony's other ad. However, many have pointed out that the recent ad does have reflection of Dali.
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